has anyone seen the Saturn Curve from the Detroit show? it looks A LOT like the Razor. i dont have any pics i can post of it right now, im at work, but if anyone has some feel free. does anyone have more info on it? i wonder if they stole the idea from dodge...?
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Hemidakota posted info on it the other day. You might do a search of his posts to find it
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from the pics arioch linked to, i personally would put them on the same level style-wise. i like the way both of them look. i do like the razor better though, it looks a little...sharper for lack of a better word.
i'll look at hemidakota's threads, i didnt see anything about this car before. i thought it was introduced at the show.
Sports car performance is derived from a supercharged 2.2-liter Ecotec four-cylinder engine that produces more than 200 horsepower and more than 200 lb.-ft. of torque. The engine features fuel-saving variable valve timing technology, which is available on some of GM's four-, five- and six-cylinder engines. Through the use of variable engine valve timing, lift and duration can improve fuel economy, emissions and performance. The transmission is a Getrag five-speed manual.
The engine and transmission are similar to the powerful combination found in the new 2004 Saturn ION Red Line.
Power 171.5 kw / 230 bhp @ 6200 rpm
Torque 298.28 nm / 220 ft lbs @ 4200 rpm
Hmmm...could this be a peek at the performance #s of the ion redline? Looks VERY close to an SRT-4's stock #s!
Originally posted by ScareCrow Sports car performance is derived from a supercharged 2.2-liter Ecotec four-cylinder engine that produces more than 200 horsepower and more than 200 lb.-ft. of torque. The engine features fuel-saving variable valve timing technology, which is available on some of GM's four-, five- and six-cylinder engines. Through the use of variable engine valve timing, lift and duration can improve fuel economy, emissions and performance. The transmission is a Getrag five-speed manual.
The engine and transmission are similar to the powerful combination found in the new 2004 Saturn ION Red Line.
Power 171.5 kw / 230 bhp @ 6200 rpm
Torque 298.28 nm / 220 ft lbs @ 4200 rpm
Hmmm...could this be a peek at the performance #s of the ion redline? Looks VERY close to an SRT-4's stock #s!
Originally posted by FastSpecV Hello and welcome to 6 months ago
shouldnt you rename yourself to SlowCaddyDTS?
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I havent seen any press release stating the #s of the ion redline, if I missed it I apologize. The only thing i've seen are press releases that say "approximately 200 horses/200 torque" they never mention the RPM range or look like "official numbers".
Originally posted by ScareCrow shouldnt you rename yourself to SlowCaddyDTS?
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I havent seen any press release stating the #s of the ion redline, if I missed it I apologize. The only thing i've seen are press releases that say "approximately 200 horses/200 torque" they never mention the RPM range or look like "official numbers".
Yeah the numbers have been out for awhile now. They've already done tests to the car and they weren't really impressive. I believe they got a 15.0 or a 15.1 out of it in the 1/4. Big deal. The SRT-4 has nothing to worry about.
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Saturn Curve = Dodge Razor?
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